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Akash Gaur

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Vatel and Institut Lyfe are two of the top hospitality schools in France for Indian students to consider. As to which is better of the two for Indian students, depends on what a student is looking for.

Given below is how they compare across different factors:

FactorVatel FranceInstitut Lyfe
Best for
  • Operational Hotel Management
  • Hands-on Industry experience
  • High-end Culinary Arts
  • Luxury Restauant Management
Academic StyleBalanced 50-50 theory and pratical model

Highly-intensive with Michelin-star standards

Tuition and CostEUR 10,000 to EUR 15,000 (INR 11.15 Lakhs to INR 16.7 Lakhs) per yearEUR 20,000 (INR 22.3 Lakhs) per year

Both maintain strong ties in the hospitality and tourism sectors, however a degree from Institut Lyfe is considered more prestigious.

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Akash Gaur

Contributor-Level 10

Vatel Hotel and Tourism Business School is the #1 hospitality institution in France in 2026, as per QS World. Listed below are the top 5 hospitality and leisure management schools in France in 2026:

SchoolQS World Rank 2026 (Hospitality and Leisure Management)
Vatel Hotel and Tourism B-School#11
Institut Lyfe#34
Excelia#51-100
Universite Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne#51-100
ESSEC Business School#101-150

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Akash Gaur

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Yes. Indian students interested in vocational/apprenticeship programs at Vatel France, need a valid formal work permit. Students usually need to obtain the Provisional Work Authorization (APT) to pursue an apprenticeship programme in France.

The institute offers apprenticeships in Culinary & Pastry Arts, CAP Pastry, and Restaurant service.

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, Vatel France has a strict, mandatory dress code. The dress code is sober and elegant in line with different jobs in the hospitality and restaurant services.

Men's attire includes a jacket, slacks, and a shirt. Women's attire includes a classic blazer, scarve, slacks/skirt, and a white shirt.

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Akash Gaur

Contributor-Level 10

Yes, students can transfer from the ESSEC Singapore campus to the ESSEC France campus. Students are allowed to move between campuses for a 3-6 month specialised track during their program.

To know more, contact the ESSEC Business School Admissions Office or our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors.

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Akash Gaur

Contributor-Level 10

The choice of which is better between ESSEC Singapore and ESSEC France depends on the target market post-study. Both offer the same high-tier degree but each has a different career focus.

ESSEC France is better for a career in Europe (at top luxury brands), after studies. However, ESSEC Singapore offers better access to the Asian market (tech and consultancy roles), lower costs of living, and no need to learn French.

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Nishtha Surbhi

Contributor-Level 8

HEC Paris acceptance rate is around 11%. This makes it one of the most competitive business schools in Europe.

Admission is highly selective, especially for Indian applicants. Get good academic scores to improve your admission chances here.

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Kanishka Gambhir

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BBA in France is available in multiple specializations for International students. Some top specializations chosen among Indians are Finance, Business Economics, International Business, etc. The table below includes the list of popular BBA specializations for France-

Popular BBA Specializations for France  

International Business 

Project Management   

Business Economics 

Retail 

Transport & Logistics 

Finance 

Fashion Management 

Operations 

Business Law 

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Kanishka Gambhir

Contributor-Level 10

To study for more than 4 months up to 1 year in France, you will be required to get a French student visa. The French student visa for that purpose is called the VLS-TS student visa. Upon its expiration, students can avail of a multi-annual residence permit to continue to stay for the further years of their study in France. Thus,  the cost of a French student visa for Indian students is €50. Upon acceptance by the desired university, the visa applications will be sent to the French consular authorities automatically.

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Aashi Shukla

Contributor-Level 8

Several universities are the best and renowned for MBA in France such as:

  1. HEC Paris
  2. INSEAD
  3. ESCP Europe
  4. ESSEC Business School 
  5. EDHEC Business School

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